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01-20-2007, 08:00 AM
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| Photoshop Posterizing your images Picked up this short trouble shooting tip from an astronomy image processing forum: In some versions of Photoshop, when working with a file at 50% or lower size (that is, a zoom of 2x or greater), Photoshop will not render the result accurately; it will posterize. The cure is to use a zoom level that gives you >50%. Maybe this will help someone here.            |
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